David Galbreath

A fight to the end

Men’s soccer falls out of the playoffs The men’s soccer team ended the postseason in second place of the Southern Regional standings. After missing the playoffs for several years in a row, head coach Connor Cappelletti led his team to a winning record.  With a record of 5-2-3, Lane was set to take on the…

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Higher wages, Smaller Classes

The teachers union undergoes contract discussions The Lane Community College Education Association – which represents faculty – is pushing for new, improved contracts. Faculty members are currently under an expired contract as of June 30. Faculty have yet to receive any cost of living increases according to Adrienne Mitchell, LCCEA president. “So, we have a…

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…another door opens

Editor-in-Chief, 2019-2020 As a reporter, a full-time worker and full-time student I had to push myself this year to handle more responsibilities than I have ever had before. I spent my first 24 years of life essentially coasting. I was never one to blaze my own path or pioneer innovative ideas. I always took the…

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Bat-men return

April 17 Game 1 Chemeketa Storm – 1 Lane Titans – 2 In the first game of a doubleheader, the Titans edged past Chemeketa in a pitchers duel. Charlie Patterson threw seven scoreless innings, giving up two hits and striking out four. Trey Werner picked up the save. Outfielder Takanori Shimizu continued his hot batting…

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Every game counts

Titans clinch playoff berth by running over Linn-Benton, Mt. Hood The Titans men hosted the Linn-Benton Roadrunners on Feb. 20 before heading to Mt. Hood on Feb. 23. By the end of the week, Lane secured first place in the south standings and clinched a playoff position.  The last meeting against the Roadrunners was a…

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Marching for education

Teachers and students hold rally to protest lack of educational funding Governor Kate Brown has been facing criticism for her new plans to lower state funding for community colleges. Educators from across Oregon gathered at the feet of the State Capitol in Salem on Feb. 18. The March For Our Students was organized by the…

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